The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-08-18

Carpenters eontinus to fnd plenty Of en-
ployment.
Quite snumbsr Of new arrivals this week,
and also come to stay.
Dug. Macarthur has been somewhat under
the weather the past week.
Railroad matters have been quiet the past
week-that is, in Bottineau.
The nights are cool and pleasant, and one
can sleep with ease and comfort.
A large number Of new buildings will b.
added to our town before snow flies.
Tom White has put up . stable near his
residence on Main street. for tho sccommo-
dation Of his teams.
It is plainly evident that not more than
twenty-five artasisn wells will be put down
in Bottineau this fall.
There are some fast trotters in town..
judging from several exhibitions observed on
our streets this wesk.
On September lot chicken shooting will
be legal. Now they are highland plovsr-
then they will b. chickens.
The prospect is good for Bottinsau having
. new school-houss soon. See notice Of
election, published elsewhere.
There are some fns samples Of potatoes
now on,exhibition At some Of our stores. They
were raised around Bottinsau.
J. H. Seaman, who was the guest Of our
citizen NJ. o. Tbbitts, several days Last week,
has returned to his home at Clark, Dakots.
Geo. G. Meade, Of Minneapolis, arrived
Monday night, and has assumed the manage
ment Of the St. Anthony & Dakota elevator
At this place.
Our sportsmen should now clean up their
shot-guns, and otherwise get them in trim,
for the game law will soon permit hunting
the festhery tribe.
The St. p, M. 4 NJ. railroad arc doing q
nice thing in giving three harvest excursions
this fall, with reduced rates Of travel. SEE
their new "sd'' vlsswhers.
Green corn and eucumbers are coming in
fast, and are now The fayorite vegetables for
dinner. It il . trnism, but nevertheless va
say--look out for cholers--.
The first annual territorial fair 70 bs held
At Grand Forks sspt. 2oth to 24th, inclusive,
viii undoubtedly prove = grand success. w
are in receipt ofs premium list for same,
which can be seen It this Office.
A social hop, which WAS attended BY 9
number Of. our young people, took place a
McBrsyen's Hotel Tuesday svening-th,
large dining-roop furnishing excellent facili
ties for induiging in. little Of the light fan
tsstic.
The report Of the com mittee on incorpors
tion Of the Oak Creek Cemetery will be mad.
At the meeting 10 be held At Slnclair's old
store next Tuesday evening, At 8 o'clock. II
behooves all who are interested in this mat
ter to be present, 1t is important.
There has been large number Of friends
both at home and abroad, who have lately
complimentsd 10 very much ON tho greatly
improved appearance Of the P1oxzz.. Thank
you all, frisndG A few words Of encourage
ment Cakes ~ fssl IKE booming right along.
: W. L, Moon, contractor painter for the
Minneapolis 4. Northern elevator, finished
painting tho eornpany's large elevator at this
place last Friday. and departed Saturday
for Grand Rapids. He made us
friendly call bsfors taking his departure, and
saia that his stay in Bottinsau had been
pleasant, and that the town had an excellent
outlook beforsit.
As can be sssn elsewhere P. D. susor, Of
Deloraine, sdvsrtises his two imported stall
lions-s'G 'Grangetown'' and "victor Prince
for sale, at ons-third less than the price he
paid for them. He desires to see them re-
main in this country, but if unable to dispose
os them satisfactorily here he will take the
animals to the Minnesota State Fair, where
bloodsd horse-stock can easily be disposed of.
The animals have excellent pedigrees, and
We hope they viii remain lin this neighbor-
hood. r.
W. II. Lawrence, the machine "sxpert,"
who has been II Bottinesu the past several
weeks, departed for his home 1t Union,
Iowa, Wednesday morning. Mr. Lawrence
Is "rustler'' he has set up and put in.
motion some one hundred Mccormack bind
err for farmers in the vicinity ::of Bottinesu.
md we were sorry to see him depart. He
informs US, however, that hs intends to dis
pose Of his property in Iowa, and return to
this town in tho near future, and become
; permanent resident here. We hope sin
oerely that he will do 70.
The P1oxsn Office is picturesqussly stu
tied. In frolt is :, dispsnsatory Of decoc-
lions for the yyilmsnss of complaining mort.ls;
in the rear-wsll. W won't mention what's
behind; On one side b dry goods de-
partment; on the other compound mixture
Of machinery, eloth-linss, etc., but never
mind, We new have two pretty plants in our
office, which hays bssn kindly given 70 u By
Mrs. r. n. Woodward, to make the printers
feel young again whsn tired ont with long
day's work There's nothing Hike plants and
flowers, friends. 70 rsftssh : tired man
y W. b. Lswrsnes, ths nachins t.sxpsrt,"
Dams into sur olles lsst Saturday, wearing
u Ill 81 ..striks mo With sSsssheT. Tommy. I.
No asked MIN what The matter W. Hs,